A comfortable wheelchair trip & east of Jeju

Jeju Stone Cultural Park has been selected as one of the "100 must-see Korean tourists" from 2023 to 2024 and has been evaluated and certified by public museums for three consecutive years, establishing itself as a representative cultural tourism attraction in Jeju. Jeju Stone Cultural Park is a museum and ecological park that shows the whole body and systematic stone culture of Jeju Island, the home of stones, and it is a good place to feel the calm atmosphere of the mountain as it is large enough to display all the stone works of Jeju Island, and the entire park is themed with the birth myth of Jeju Island, Seolmundae Halmang, and General Obaek.

Saryeoni Forest Path is a forest walking trail that starts from Bijarim-ro and goes through Mulchat Oreum Volcanic Cone and Saryeoni Oreum Volcanic Cone. Its starting point is located at National Road No. 1112, which is thick with cedars. A variety of species of trees grow in the forest, such as Konara Oak, Red-Leaved Hornbeam, Snowbell, Hinoki Cypress, and cedar. The average altitude is 550m. This is one of the hidden 31 views of Jeju-si. It is popular among tourists who love hiking, because the nature of the forest hasn’t been tampered with.

Jeju Railbike is one of the leisure tours to enjoy the scenery while riding a four-wheeled bike down the railroad track. Not only can you enjoy the scenery of Oreum, Udo, and Seongsan Ilchulbong around Gujwa-eup, but you can also enjoy about 100 grazed cattle as the ranch is operated together. It takes about 35 minutes. It automatically advances using an electric motor without moving the pedal directly, so you can ride it without much effort. It has windshields, so you can ride it snugly during rainy days. The railbike course starts at Sangdo Community Ranch, passes through Sandam, Carrot, and Fielddam, through Udo and Seongsan Ilchulbong, and finishes with Fisheries Wind Farm, Yongnui Oreum, and Darangsi Oreum. The advantage of this place is that you can experience it on rainy days. The windshield is installed on the front of the bike, so you can ride the railbike when it rains and strong winds.

Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak, 180m above sea level, is a rare volcanic body that erupted underwater in the sea about 5,000 years ago among the numerous craters on Jeju Island. The eruption, which occurs when lava mixes with water, breaks it into fine ash and builds up conical around the crater. Originally, it was a volcanic island, but sand and gravel piled up between the land and the island near Shinyang Beach, connecting it to the land. At the top of Ilchulbong Peak, 600m in diameter, A crater with an area of 214,400㎡ is located at the height of 90m above sea level on the bottom surface. ------------------------- Free: Observation deck course (wheelchair trekking available) Paid: Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak Summit Course (1 person / $4 dollars)

Gwangchigi Beach, located on the road from Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak to Seopjikoji, is the last and second course of Jeju Olle. It is characterized by a geological structure formed by the rapid solidification of lava that had been boiling with the sea, and especially at low tide, the scenery covered by the sea water comes in one after another, giving a hidden view. The spectacular scenery produced by lava geology and green moss is also a popular photographic attraction for many photographers as it creates a landscape that cannot be seen anywhere else in the world. In particular, many people visit during the year-end and New Year holidays because they can capture the sunrise next to Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak in one frame. The sand at Gwangchigi Beach is a particle created over a long period of time due to the weathering of basalt, and is characterized by its black color.

Located in a quiet and secluded village, Ojopogu is a place where Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak on the sea boasts beautiful scenery, and is popular with tourists as it is used as a filming location for popular dramas. There is a dulle-gil that is good for a walk, so it is good for you to enjoy the scenery here and leisurely stroll. Because the Jeju Olleh course 2 passes, hikers stay for a while and enjoy the scenery of Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak and the sea. There is also a wooden bridge connected to Ojori Village, which allows you to feel like you are walking on the sea. There are no fun attractions or eye-catching splendor, but let's enjoy the tranquility of the Jeju coastal village for a while here, where the scenery of the sea, Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak, and the surrounding natural scenery harmonize to create a wonderful scenery. (Walking about 2 km in wheelchairs)